Let G be the sphere having a diameter with endpoints (1, -9, -12) and (5, -1, 8). 1. Make an equation of G (center-radius form) 2. Provide an equation (center-radius form) of the sphere with the same center as G, that is tangent to exactly one of the coordinate planes, it should not intersect the other two coordinate planes.

Let G be the sphere having a diameter with endpoints (1, -9, -12) and (5, -1, 8). 1. Make an equation of G (center-radius form) 2. Provide an equation (center-radius form) of the sphere with the same center as G, that is tangent to exactly one of the coordinate planes, it should not intersect the other two coordinate planes.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

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Chapter11: Topics From Analytic Geometry

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Problem 19RE

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